by Roth IRA Answer Gal on July 17, 2010
In my retirement account I have a Rollover IRA from a former employer, a Roth IRA, and also a traditional (nondeducted) IRA, all are in separate accounts — I understand that tax rules don’t allow comingling of funds with different rules (like Roth vs. Traditional.) If I convert my Rollover and traditional IRAs to Roth, then all the different accounts would be under the same rules. Will I then be able to combine/comingle those acconts, so all the funds are in one big account?
by Roth IRA Answer Gal on July 12, 2010
I have several IRA’s that are all funded with after tax contributions and have not been deducted from any tax return. Can I convert then in 2010 to a Roth without any penalty or tax payments?
by Roth IRA Answer Gal on July 6, 2010
I have been researching the Roth IRA, and I have found that there are no penalties for withdrawing for college, but also that these withdrawals are subject to taxes. What are these taxes, and how much do they cost?
by Roth IRA Answer Gal on July 4, 2010
I have several IRA’s that are all funded with after tax contributions and have not been deducted from any tax return. Can I convert then in 2010 to a Roth without any penalty or tax payments?
by Roth IRA Answer Gal on July 3, 2010